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renly that while it YVES impossible 10 give
3 positive answer at present it was more
than probable that he would accept. His
plans for visiting 81. Louis, Kansas City
and Atlanta were already made, and he
vas not without hope that on his return
from Kansas City by way of CHICAGO he
might stop CT st Memphis.
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Smith County,
Special to the Gazette.


TYLER, Tex, Aug. Since the polls
closed yesterday evening anxiety to learn
the general result OF the election has
never ebated. Until - O'Clock last night
various and conflicting reports, which
alternately dempened the ardor of the
jubilsnt and relieved the suspense of the
anxious pros pressging his defeat, were
frequently received. This county polled
$500 votes, the largest ever polled, and
gave the ants majority of 1904 The
pros carried only three precincts in the
county, by very small mejorities.
WINoNA, TEX, Ang. 5.-Tne vote was
For prohibition, 55; for amendment to
article 8, IS; for amendment to article I,
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special 10 the Gazette.
TEEEELL, Tex, Aug. 1.-The vote here
wz5 IS follows; For prohibition, +7G:
agains. prohibition, SOL; for amendment
TO article ., l56; against amendment to
srticie %, 49, for amendment TO ertiCle
:, lg5; against amendment to article :,
10; fCr amendment to article ;, POI;
against amendment 70 article S, %; for
amendment to article 8, 200; against
amendment to article 6, 100; Tor amend
meut TO article ), 1853 ; against amendment
TO article ;, Il.
Latest reports give 5his county to TIE
ants by 100 msi0rity,
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spccisl to the Gazette.
WACO, Ten, Aug .5.-Only three voting
precincts in this county remain to be
heard from. The anti majority will be
fully 900 snd possibly q little over. All
the other amendments have q mai0rity,
but it cannot be learned until the official
count is made,
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Charged With acknowledgement.

SptCIaI 70 ln5 NaAeILe.
AUSTIN, TEX, Aug. 5,-Dr. r. 5,
Johnson has preferred charges against
DR.. Dorset, superintendent of the Luna
tic Asylum; specifications covering in
general msms cement of the institu-
ton. The hearing wss to have come
before the management this afternoon,
but was held over till the first Friday in
Santemher.
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ton returns from Burlington, St. 10,
Bowie and this place gives majority of !
is close, but it IS generally thought that .
the couuty WILL 90 200 or 80 against pro-
hibitlOp
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Harrison County,
Special to the Gazette

SpeclaI 70 the GaZeIte.
MARSHALL, Ten Aug. 5.-The returns
ss far as heard from are: For prohibit
ton, +9S; sgsirst prohibition, 1861. All
the other amendments are defeated, but
the returns have rot teen footed up By
the Judges. The Ants cIsim 1900 majority
in tle county.
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NAV Go to Memphis.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-A delegation OF
citizens from Memphis, Tenn, waited on
the President at the White House and IN
vited him to visit thst city on his western
trip this autumn. The President said IN
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 5.-Christopher
Meyer of New York, the largest indi-
vitual stockholder in the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company,
is sUthority for the statement that to
morrow President Stayner, Of Ives &
Stayrer, will resign, and that Clncin-
nati man will be chosen IN his place.
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Lamar County

Spec3al 10 the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX Aug. THE election Ie.
turns are about all in from over the
county, polling the largest vote ever
pClIed, in the neign5orhood of 5000 or q
little over. The race wss very close
This precinct gave 80 msj ortty for, and
the county gave % majority against.
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Special to the Gazette.
ATHENS, TEx., Aug. "A close ard
careful estimste gives the following vote
in Henderson county: For prohibition,
10; against prohibition, 1915. All TIRE
other amendments were voted agaiDs. al
most sClidIy.
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EnusTon County.

special to The Gazette.
Houston, Ten, Aug. 5.-Houston
county polls the heaviest vote eye- poll
ed, reaching 800. Tee prohibitionists
got 81 least one-third OF TIE coIored vote.
The Democratic vote vas two to one in
FAVOR CT the ants.
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Dallas, Aroh.r and Pacific.

; lCla. % Ine VIiZCItC-
DECATUR, Ten, Aug. THE Dallas,
Archer and Pacific engineers are camped
now in the city limits and will begin at
once to croes-section and locate the line,
sud work will begin On the grade at once.
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Marion COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Aug. 5.-Totsl vote
Of Marion county for pro, $50; against
pro, 1886, Against al! the other amend
ments, about nine to one.
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Lnmpssas County.

Special to the Gazette.
LAlIrAsAs, TEX, Aug. 5.-L2mpasss
County gives 8 majority against prohioi-
ton Of 81. The vote on tie other amend
meuts 70. vet ob59insole.
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special to the Gazette.
COLORADO, Tex, Aug. returns in
from Scurry county give IS pro votes and
anti, with one small box TO herr from
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Hunt County.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, Aug. 5.-Ofticial
returns over the entire county place the
total vote cast in Hunt county at 1888,
and the majority against the prohibition
amendment at 500 votes. The Auti-Pro-
hibItionists will have s procession and
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Food ountr.
special to the Gazette.

SItNIAI % INC NaLtLIC-
GRANBURY, TE1., Aug. 5-Hood
county, from complete returns, shows
Prohibition, G72; autj, 5eS neither, 6:
total, 1918. a majority for prohibition
OF 81. Vote on other smendIents very
small
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Newton County.

>qCcia. .1 the Gazette.
HoCsToN, TEX, Aug. 5.-R-Qorts from
Newton county ssy tie prohibition
amendment vas beaten by about i've to
enc.
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SomerveII County,

Special to the Gazette.
WALNUT SPRINGS, t x, Aug. > Som
ervell county gives % majorlty for the
ants.
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Reins OuntY.

special TO the Gazette
EMORY, Tx, Aug. 5.-R2ins county
For prohibition, 30: against prohibit
tlou, is. All other amendments beaten
0adly.
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Shelby ountv.

Special to the Gazette.
CENTER, TEX, Aug. j.-Tle prohibit
ton amendment has been defeated in
Shelby county by 275 votes.
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Parker Couutg.

NUCHTaI 70 nc G1/eLte.
WEATHEEFoRD, TEx., Aux. J.-B5tErns
from all precincts in this cOUltY give 227
aGainst the prohibition amendment.
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Harris County.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
LoNGv1Ew, TEX, Aug. 5-Harris
Chapel, in Harris county, gives IS anti
majority.
Houston, TEX, Aug. 5.-Harris
county, including Houston, gives anti
prohibition majority of 1896, with six
precincts ye: to be heard from, which
will increase the anti majority to $500.
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UEal 9ppraIsemeaE $50: itII5d . ny - j.
Holm + SN-AYNEl

County CLERK, Tarrant County IsSss.
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KockwaII CnuElz.

~pccia to the G. lzet!e.
K9CKwALL, Ten, Aug. 5.-Nsjorify
against prohibition, So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

burning Of powder with fire works in the
city tonight TO commemorate their vic
tory.
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EaT0Tite Line to the North, Gas.
and Southeast.
Iron Mountain Route

oU5le daily line o. Pullman Ts 1cs 1..e- .1s
CARS through to s.. Louis via .re
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IL AYgRO-A.E pSS
LOCAL TIME TABLE,
mISSOJRi s'ACEF!C


NORTH BOUND.
Arrive, Leave.
LLee3o and g. Louis -. 7,i0 { n 7;45 II
Bhn antonio and St. Louis. 9:CC III $40 n
SOUTH BOUND.
d. Louis and Lareto........ 500 p n 8 90 NJ
6 s. .-Ju.o and san Antonio. S:lo Il $50 &c
TEXAS Ard PACIFIC
EAST BOUND.
10. observation-disclosures. -.o-... i 20 n
M, ,t3iiy .....--.... CUB u 5-V : a.
WEST BOUND.
80. daily ............... 49,. 500 Z!
BE. ; sally Observation-Disclosures. 1880 ~ $40 2 n
TR&NsCuNTlNENTAL.
NORTH UOUf,D.
gnr, y ortE. Whi.csboro ard Arrive. Leave
TeNarksna ..............,,...., 7;lC a ';%9a
sOUT6 BOUND,
I'e1s~Ea1a. WA.tee5crc a0G
GeTs:gana, Sherman ana
Fort Worth. .......... S:!6 & m $40 ID
FORT WORTH AND EsENVEE.
fEc-.h bound Observation-Disclosures. 6:55 n
gouln bound. 4:20pu
A., she above from tie Union Depot
{. u. LUSR, TiCsGt Agent
E9GSTGN AID TEXAS CENTRAL.
z rs-ess tfsins............... 4:3O . - 1915 II
Express trains ............... bio 2 1882 p
p. \. MILLER, Ticket Agen:
Depot near corner OF Jones street ard Dag
Ee.t avenue. City Office 1903 Main street
CALF, COLORkDo AND SANTA FE,
NORTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
No Observation-Disclosures. $50 n $3.50 p III
10. .............. 10 u Ole q II
SOUTH BOUND.
10 2........................S 80 3 N $50 m
No. 8.................... .lO:3 80 p N 1875 p n
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,JncK Cnnnir.

S9ccia. 20 the Gazette
JAcEsEoRo, Ten, Aug. Jack coUa
~ goes anti by about 900.
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Montague County.

Special to the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX, Aug. 5.-The cleo
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

It was rumored yesterday that a deal
asd been closed which insured the imme-
diate building 81 tac Fort Worth West
ern, but THE GAZETTE reporter failed 20
trace the rumor to any Cliici&l source.
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?. a. MILLER, TiCket Agent Fort -ti-
2. L. ROBINS, T. 2. =, Fort Wgr,-.. ...,
4. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass. Agent. di.''-
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4 ring and ring within q ring have
been discovered in Missouri Pacific circles
in 81. Louis. The company has been
swindled out Of thousands OF dollars by
fraudulent passes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

President Paddock of the Fort Worth
AID Rio GranGe. says the bridge over the
BrszJs at GranoCry viii! be completed
this week, and tnst the company expects
10 save trains running by the 10Th Of this
month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

Zeo jenkins Of Grapevine was in Fort
Worth yesterday ard says work on the
ST. Louis, Arkansas ana Texas is being
pushed rapidly, the grade showing up
wei all the way to Fort Worth. The line
of the Cotton Belt runs On the south side Of
Grapevine while the line % the Santa Fs's
Fort Worth FarmersyiIle line runs On the
north side. Mr jenkins says Grapevine
he's made no bid whatever for the Coal OF
ard Hoop Iron Road, sometimes called
thn = 4 p
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owl, W. Nvvnvi4iI company Uau supply
annually 100 locomotives, seventy steam
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

on August Is, II and Is the Texas and
Pac.li, VIII have on sale tickets to Atlanta
aud return good until August 81; fare for
round trip, S25 80. This reduction is
made on account Of the National Farmers
convention TO be held il Atlanta.
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Gulf, Colorado and Santa 4
RAILROAD!
More Miles of steel Rails fhon any l."
in the State. Double Daily
Trains Each Way.

Through sleepers on trains ; ari- ~,
Galveston and kansaEtity. No -Is1-
OF any class. Reclinfrg chair cars or
and between Galveston and u--
Quickest route to Houston and Ga-rs-
Southwark. TIME CARD Eest@lA-
Leave. In infect June z, Isl ~
No. No l. NJ. lily
| DAILY, DAILY. DALI. p-A--
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wig, aoWu 10 W Nnts; regular price,
50 cents. RANpAIL CHAMBERS Co.
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Continued on Firth PaJe
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THE RAILROADS.
Homo Nnfes

Il d. Plat, ticket agent Of Tie Texas
Yesterday.
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HOUSTON and Texas CeniraL 2-L

TIE ONL ALL-sTELL LIVE IS Taa s-''
Double daily trains each way. -'-
Slecpers between So louis Lrt
na or Trains ! and ,, and Ue tween So. ..'---
GGlves;ou on Trains s end 3, 1-
Denison and Sedalia. Sleeper jc.-. f
ton and Austin. ThronTn TIcEe.s B.,
Quickest route to New Orleans AL. .... d
the Southeast. Choice OF rCutcs VIZ H.,'-
and St. Louis, or houston end A., ....--
Steamship tickets t. CT from a-I 81.
Europe.
SONG South LOCAL t-- Nl
No No.2 No. 90.
DAILY. DAILY. Dhiis '---
500 pm 4:O5 II Denison.. 1870 r.- y
3:23 pm : IS N Sherman II JOS p..
4.45 nm SIG am M'KinnCy J.45 y
go pm 7:95 g m Dallas. 49,. SIS
4:30 pm $40 am It. worth 10 uu
| 7:43 p N $40 TN Garrett. b.5- T-
! : 50 pm 9tI0 am Corsi cana 6.uJ pr -
| 3 80 pm .e........ Morgan. ..-. ......
| c 30 pm 1000 am waco ..... SIS l...
| l :05 am 1880 pm Hcerne. $50 f.-
/ S:35 pm 1925 an Austin 5l5i-
/ 2:55 am 2:07 pm SrsnBaD ] o.. g..
| $50 an sos pm Houston. 10000 a.a
( $50 pm 1855 pm Calves ION rs Am
/ 5:C5 pm sos am y. Orleans 7.-y PIE.
Arrive Arrive Leave
/ ?. a. MILLER, TiCket Agent. Fort H -ti-
/ 2. Z. ROBINS, T. 2. =, Fort Wgr,-. -,
I FATT.EN FIR Cen. pags Agent. Ftla-'-
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@. d. LU5R, Ticket Agent, Union Delo.,
J. J. MULLASE, Ticket Agent, CITY Q ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-06

The veteran Tom Kingsley, travelling
passenger agent OF the Louisville arc
Nashville, spent yesterday in Fort Worth
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-04
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Yesterday George r. belong Shoots Hims IF
Dependency the Cause.

Yesterday George +. belong, a young
man employed in the furnishing goods de
partment of Cole 81 Jones, attempted to
commit suicide at the Gray drug store on
East Douglas avenue
Mr. Gray says belong came into the
store about noon, bought package Of
cigarettes and sat down in the rear of the
store by the stove. In about a half hour
he became very nervous and commenced
walking the floor Mr.. Gray was
called to the front by Mr.. Shelton
and while standing there talking both
were startled by the report OF a revolver.
Looking around they saw belong stagger
and fall back upon the floor, apparently
dead. They picked him up and set him in
a chair. As soon as he recovered con-
seriousness Mr.. Gray said: You are not
badly hurt; what lead you to do such a
thing?" He first commenced to say some
thing about appointments, but appaT-
emily collecting himself said he was suffer
ing from poor health.
He was carried 10 a room in the Airing
ton house, Doctors Hoskins and lebaugood
called. An examination showed that the
ball had entered about an inch ana "A bali
above the nipple, passed through the left
lung and WAS taken out just below the left
shoulder blade. He WAS afterwards re-
moved to the home Of his brother-u-law,
Samuel Hoover. corner of Mosley and Sec
ond, and was al last report was resting well.
Mr.. De Long came to this city about six
weeks ago from Cinninnati, where he was
employed III a large wholesale clothing
house. His health there was very poor,
and it was on advice of his friends in this
city that he came here, and about three
weeks ago accepted a position i'll the store
of Cole & Jones. He gave good satisfaction
bat often spoke of feeling i'll Yesterday
morning he was telling one of the men III
the store that his head hurt him and that
he could hear voices in the air speaking to
him. He came to Mr. Jones and asked for
s. saying that he was too sick to work
Mr.. Jones paid him his weeks wages and
he left the store.
His suicide was evidently premeditated
as he had gone the night before to
Mr.. Chatfield's hardware store and
endeavored to buy revolver. The
salesman was, however, struck with his
strange behavior and refused TO sell it to
him. He attempted to take his life once
before, and still bears upon his person the
marks of the self inflicted injury.
His aged mother is deeply affected by
the dangerous condition of her son, and
fears are entertained of the effects that
this attempt at self destruction will have
upon her.
1t is thought that he will recover from
the effects of the shot, but still there are
grave fears entertained by his physicians
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-04
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Frank Cunningham. a Popular
Young Nan,
Accidentally Killed By the Discharge of a
Gun in the hands of Friend.

Yesterday a tragic incident and one that
throws a pail over the social circle of the
city. occurred in the death Of Frank Gun
bingham, brilliant popular young man
OF Madicon Indiana, who has spent some
time here. He in company with two
friends, Mr.. Sheppard of this city, and
Mr.. Clarence Howe, young New Yorker,
who for the benefit of his health is staying
in the city. went hunting in the forenoon
south least of the city They had cpent the
time very pleasant and without any
incident OF note until about 3 o'clock.
They were then about TO climb over a
fence upon the Beal place, Cunningham
slightly in advance and his two compan-
ions behind him. Young Howe, in at
tempting TO put down the hammer OF his
gun, pulled the wrong trigger, the fire arm
was discharged and the load entered the
calf of Franks left leg, tearing away
muscles. arteries, flesh and fracturing the
bone. He sank 10 the ground in pain and
his Two friends bound handkerchiefs
around his leg to stop the How of blood.
Shortly afterwards he was removed TO
the home of Mr.. Pink Foutz, and DIR. Nc
Adams and Franks intimate friend, Ben
Streador, fastened 10 his relief. But it
was too late, and at o'clock from loss of
blood and the effects Of the shock upon his
nervous system, he passed quietly away.
After his death his remains We're brought
TO kendle's undertaking establishment and
embalmed preparatory 10 being sent to his
father and sister at Madison, Indiana.
Mr. Cunningham was but twenty-five
years of age and came to Wichita in
August, 1850. He was a young man Of
high character and moral worth; deeply
respected and loved by all who knew him.
lie has large circle OF friends upon whom
his death viii fall very heavily.
He and Clarence Howe have been. since
the iatter's residence in this city. the best
of friends, and il was through Frank that
Clarence was prevailed upon % hunt
liz the hopes of recovering his health. He
was almost wild with grief Al the remit Of
the unfortunate accident, and last night
physicians services became necessary TO
quiet his nervousness Ii is pleasant
Young man, and MS friends deeply syInpa-
thize with him in the SAD occurrence that
cost him the life of dear friend.
The display of holiday goods at the I'm
terpriss Is thing of beauty. Read the
advertisement on third page. dl5-iJ
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-04

mons was sent for Mr.. and Mrs.
s., who upon entering their usually quiet
home were thoroughly surprised, and all
the genial host could say was Come IN
boys and have good time" An elegant
water set and other articles of silver were
presented as a slight testimonial of the
regard of friends and acquaintance. \
jolly company it WAS that took charge of
the elegant and comfortable home FOR the
next few hours, and with the sumptuOus
spread, and with music. games and social
chat the time passed too quickly. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Slower, Prof.
and Mrs Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. C.
Eldridge, Mr and Mrs j. +. Coulter, Mr.
and Mrs. Hanley, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas-
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. J. g. Sampson, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Z. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bishop,
Mr. and Mrs ;. w Ford, Mr. and Mrs. O.
w. Slower, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Poe, DR..
and Mrs. Nicely. Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Milton,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Slower, Mr.. and Mrs.
H c. Buck. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hender-
son, Mrs Geo. Friend. Misses Ford, Stover
Lawrence. Buck, Hilborn, Sampson,
bUiHS; NolcHlfiil anu iltillN bttltt ttIiS
people whose names the reporter Il to
obtain. All passed a pleasant evening,
and departed wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Slower
another twenty Ave years of uninterrupted
happiness.
*#*Cards announcing the marriage of
Mr.. Russell Harding, superintendent of
the Kansas extention of the Missouri Pa
cifc, and Miss Isabel c. Rowsey, of Ohio,
are out. 1yr Harding brings TO our society
circles and city a highly accomplished
lady, not only, but, as a bride, one Of
Ohio's fairest daughters. The EAGLE in
congratulating its friend the bridegroom
and our society people most kindly well
comes the fair bride to her home
MY bride.
Ny Wife, my life. O. win walk this world
Hoii q in all exercise Of noble aim
X \ tea party was given at the residence
of DR.. Terrill Wednesday evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-04

The Equitable Building md Losn asao-
citation bas tus; been organized sFish tsss
follow irg lizard u directogz Y y. Nc
FaIland. Jno r. Pig a T. Carpenter. 9.
W Coilinzs. Geo. :. zoia. X =. Mater. =
Il Cox. Oscar Dei>ong and II :. GArnspn-
There are ALREADY IN tbs c.ty several otAeT
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